PANews May 20th news, according to Cointelegraph, Professor Massimiliano Sala from the University of Trento in Italy recently discussed the future of blockchain with the Ripple team, especially the potential threat of quantum computing to encryption technology. Professor Sala emphasized that the maturity of quantum computing technology may pose a serious threat to existing encryption methods, thereby bringing risks to the entire blockchain technology system. He pointed out that quantum computers will be able to easily solve the basic problems of digital signatures, thereby undermining the security mechanism of user assets on the blockchain platform. He proposed the concept of "Q-day", which is the moment when quantum computers become powerful and easily accessible enough for malicious actors to crack traditional encryption methods. Although it will have far-reaching implications for any field that is important for data security, including emergency services, infrastructure, banking, and defense, in theory, it could destroy the world of cryptocurrencies and blockchain. Sala suggests that in order to deal with this potential risk, all traditional public key cryptographic systems should be replaced by corresponding systems that can withstand quantum attacks. Although practical quantum computers capable of performing such operations have not yet appeared, governments and research institutions around the world have started preparing for the arrival of the "Q Day". Professor Sala is satisfied with the progress in the field of quantum computing and suggests that blockchain developers should closely collaborate with encryption experts who understand modern system quantum protection standards and innovations to face this challenge together.

News on June 8, according to a statement released by the company today, after two years of cooperation with the company, Matt Furlong, CEO of the American game retailer GameStop (GameStop), has been fired. Appointed Chairman of the Board Ryan Cohen as Executive Chairman. Former GameStop general counsel Mark Robinson has been named the company's general manager and CEO, according to a 10-Q filing with the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC).

PANews news on June 8, according to Decrypt, according to a statement released by the company today, after two years of cooperation with the company, Matt Furlong, CEO of the American game retailer GameStop (GameStop), has been fired and his successor Has not yet been appointed, but board chairman Ryan Cohen has been appointed as executive chairman. Former GameStop general counsel Mark Robinson has been named the company's general manager and CEO, according to a 10-Q filing with the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC). According to the report, Furlong joined GameStop from Amazon in June 2021. During his tenure, he oversaw the company's expansion into NFT collectibles through the digital asset market. Just before he was hired, GameStop had planned to implement some plans on Ethereum, and eventually launched an Ethereum-based NFT platform during his tenure, but the performance was not satisfactory. Last December, GameStop said it would no longer focus on cryptocurrencies after posting a net loss of $94.7 million in the third quarter and laying off employees in its digital asset division. Furlong said it has "proactively minimized its exposure to cryptocurrencies" over the past year.

Odaily Planet Daily News Cardano founder Charles Hoskinson said in a YouTube Q&A event that he thinks Bitcoin Ordinals will be better in the Cardano ecosystem. "We have a better ecosystem," Hoskinson emphasized. Bitcoin Ordinals are designed for the Bitcoin blockchain, but they are general enough that they can be applied to other blockchains, such as Ethereum or any other blockchain forked from Bitcoin. (U. Today)